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RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - JUSTASILLYOLDGIT - 06-10-2014

(06-10-2014, 14:16)Denners Wrote: Snoots, yes, web offset printing in Leicester.
Can we PM on these pages anymore?

I used to work for a mail order company, "Freemans". We once visited a large offset printers, in Liecester, that printed part of our catalogue. Can't quite remember the name. Though I do remember it was doing a large print run for another more, "Artistic" Magazine, at the time. Wonder if it's the same place Denners?


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - Lord Snooty - 06-10-2014

You can pm on the full site. There's a load of features missing on the mobile version.
Sounds a big operation, Denners.

Artistic, JASOG? You mean nuddies? Big Grin


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - JUSTASILLYOLDGIT - 06-10-2014

(06-10-2014, 16:07)Lord Snooty Wrote:
Artistic, JASOG?  You mean nuddies? Big Grin

Not a stitch of cloth in sight Snoots!  Tongue


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - Denners - 06-10-2014

JASOG.....that will be us. Used to be 1 million copies of free mans / grattans. It was the first ever contract Artisan had. Relationship between the two firms dates back to 1964. They've ripped that building down now in Bradford. Such a shame.

And yes Snoots, used to do all those sorts of mags! Approx 500,000 Mayfair a month! Now it's printed in Poland and only 20,000.

Sorry if the work stuff is boring the rest of you!


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - Lord Snooty - 06-10-2014

The Internet must be killing the printed porn industry as well as us small firms.
Oh and Harry Bunn has got player of the month, just to keep a bit of on topic stuff going. Big Grin


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - JUSTASILLYOLDGIT - 06-10-2014

(06-10-2014, 17:19)Lord Snooty Wrote: The Internet must be killing the printed porn industry as well as us small firms.
Oh and Harry Bunn has got player of the month, just to keep a bit of on topic stuff going. Big Grin

Hairy Bum...........Stopit now Snoots!!!  Whistle


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - theo_luddite - 06-10-2014

Going back off topic to Snoots and Denners conversations.

Guardian article.
http://gu.com/p/425qq


RE: Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town match thread - Marco4 - 07-10-2014

(06-10-2014, 16:52)Denners Wrote: JASOG.....that will be us. Used to be 1 million copies of free mans / grattans. It was the first ever contract Artisan had. Relationship between the two firms dates back to 1964. They've ripped that building down now in Bradford. Such a shame.

And yes Snoots, used to do all those sorts of mags! Approx 500,000 Mayfair a month! Now it's printed in Poland and only 20,000.

Sorry if the work stuff is boring the rest of you!
Funny how that all works; I remember reading a whole thing in the New Scientist around the turn of the century detailing how most technological advances are either driven by weaponry or sex (the focus being there, more recently, pornography); and the development and progression of the internet has been driven - in a large part - due to the increased demand for means for people to, effectively, get themselves off and, later, do so without feeling they were being spied on (by people they didn't want to be spied on by). Again, its off topic, but its worth bearing in mind. Pornography is ultimately eating its own head, so to speak.